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5ANsEDlT0R SHOT,
,LARKspuRa IS STIRRED UP
Over ths Shoa,ing OF Richards, Editor OF
the Telegram" by Editor Vance, OF
the g'Ssws'...rhe Wounds will Not V
Prove fAtal.-rancs Out on Bait. st
Special Di.pateh 10 A.e fntttttoenetr.

~. ! I..
H CLARgsBuRa, W. VA, July LA shoo!.
Ing ARRAY occurred at about 7:2O o'clock
this evening in this city. Lee T. Vance,
editor Of the Ularksburg Netrs shot W. +.
Richards, editor Of the Clsrkabury Tsis.
gram and Mayor OF this city. One ball
struck Richards in the mouth and gIauc-
ed of and struck his shoulder blade with.
out doing any serious damage, but the
second sho. struck him on the muscles Of
the right arm, piercing It almost through,
the ball being extracted by DR.. Morgan,
The wound will not prove fatal. Rich.
chsrds walked home after, the shooting,
Vance was Immediately arrested by
Captain Smith, town sergeant, and taken
to jail. The caao was tried by General
Northcott, Justice Of the Peace. Vance
gave bail Ia one thousand dollars ios bis
appearance q! court, his bondsmen being
J. J, Farland, George Bastable and John
Bassell. There is great excitement
amongst the citizens. &ty Nj
y The Telegram has been filled every week
with bitter abuae Of Mr.. Vance aud his
father and other reputable citizens Of
Clarksburg. Since Richards waa made
Mayor Of the place this abuse OF the
Messra. Vance has been frequent. s
5r This Ia not the frat time Richards ha1
been called to account. He was sho. once
before by a man named O4born, and he-
fore that he WAS assaulted. (
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THE FIDELITY SiUSS.
,aits catered a esia.s Tho .Defnnct Bank

Salts Catered Against ths sDefunct Bank
4. md Its Directors. 4.
4 CISc1sNArI, o., July l,-Comp.rol!os
Trenholm, through District Attorney Bur-
net and z. ". Ksttridgs, attorney for tho
Comp.roller,; brought suit ia the United
States District Caurt against the Fidelity
National Bank, i:s Directors and oticerB,
70, the torleisurs OF lis franchise and the
dissolution OF the bank, the grnands upon
which tho au!t Is based being III the max.
ing Of q fraudulent stassEapt as TO the
banks condition May 3,lsS7; (2j loan
ing to J. ". Wiltshire and Wiltshire Eek.
ett SUM In excess OF one-,enth part Of
the capitslstepk of the bsuk actually paid
in; (3) making loars oi similar proportions
to E. e. Harper SId e. L. Harper & Co ;
{4} increasing the capital stock OF the hsnk
without the approval Of the. Comptroller !
(5) making loans to divers persons named,
taking as security therefor stock Of ihsir
own bank; l8) not having on hand Msy
49, 1887, and on diyefs days before and 81
ter that date, the Twenty-Five ger cent re-
serve re quired by lsw; and ~ knowingly
permitting the over ce!tiaca,ion Of cheosa
Summons was Issued by Judge 9sse, re,
trruable July 5 and JuIys y !wss fixed AS
the dsy- for hearing Of the cause: The
Government s!so brought suit IN the sn.
perior Court OF tbs city 70 90. aside attach.
ments iasned sgsinst the Fidelity at the
suits OF divers parties. i: Z,
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VETERANS AT GETTYSBURG.

Jerseymen Dedicate their Monument--Ar.
ranEements Completed by Plea etrs Men.
GErrYssuRa, Pa, July l.-Ahous l50 Of
the survivors Of the Thirteenth Nav Jsr-
ser regiment, with Go,esno- Green ind
stat, and General slocum, Of tho Twelfth
Corps, to-day dedicated their monument
near spapgler Springs, in McAllister's
woods, on the right OF tho Union line.
s,S Last night after supper this yctarans we're
sefenaaed by the q. A. r. band. and then
proceeded to the Court Houss where a
camp fire was held, over which Captain
Mathews presided. Speeches wsre made
by doyeraor Green, General Socum, Hon.
W. H. Oorbin; Col. y. 3. Bachelor and
others, and ,wers listcac9 TO By q large
assemblage Of citjzsns and visitors. S h (,
RICHMOND, Va, July l.--Tho orange:
msnts for the second charge OF Pickett's
division is Gettysburg are nearly COM
plete. The ne;sraus will leave here to-
morrow and reach istsyabnrg in the
evening. They will be the gsests Of the
Philadelphia Brigade, and will meet the
other Northern military $aeaocistions on
the ground made tamoua by thor charge
OF twen.y-iour years ago. On the invita-,
tioI Of the Pickett Association, Mrs: Pick
ett, the widow Of the dead Major General,
and her son, George 3. Pickett, will sc
company the survivors to Gettycbnrg. 81
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-T7-T77 ~ y = II-T-7T-777
! NEWS IN BRIEF. Z

The decrease in the national debt for
the month Of June was Sic, $50, ,725.
There is an epidemic Of meaales al
Point ST. Charles, Canada. 2 At least soc
cases have been reported. ~
James M.-Edwards & Co., cotIee dealers
New York, have assigned. No etatemen,
has been made rs to liabilities or asss.s. /;
In the eight cared race, four miles, be-
tween Yale and Harvard College crewe
yesterday, Yale won eaily. Time, 1855
Only two mon. e. s. Ruttisdgs, engi
neer, and J. T. Berry, fi,emen, wsre
slightly injured in the accident on the In
tetnationsl Railway, in Texas.
lat the preliminary examination Of Geo
Jekel, at Albany Ind, charged with mur
derlng bis :afiisnced, Bette Aldrich, be
was acquitted for lack Of evidence. 4; st
Manager John stetaon, OF New Yors
and Boston, and Miss Kats Stokes, AZ
equestrienne aud sctress, were. married in
Boston and have aailed for Earope.t y. "A
The high license law went into effect in
Minnesota yesterday, tho minimum O.
license in cities Of ten thousand or over be
ing 81 900. and in smaller places $500. !E
4 D. Middleton & Co., tobacco .manufsc;
turers, Lonisville, KY. assigned yester
day. Liabilities, Sl00, 900; nominal asaett
the same. Depression in the trade wat
the cause. ;5.s
The Ohio Dairy and Food Commis
aioner officially a:atss that the stuff sold as
California ..oranes cider" is principally
sartarie acid and grape sugar, favored
with orange oil. !,
Mr.. Holland, o: the firm OF Holland <
Johnssn, Chicago, vas killed yesterday
afternoon while fixing an electric fan,
Whethsr by accident or carelessuess, the
deceased laid hold, Of wires and received
the full forcs Of the electric charge. i's3.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY,
A nl,solute Man shoots his child, Kills hi

- hnsOlule hluu Snootb Hib Cntlu, hlIlb nlb
f. Wife and Commits snicile. s5!. y
MoRRlsrows, N. J July la horrible
murder occurred in the pleasant village Of
Chatham, at 7:l5 o'clock this morning.
Johu Wilson, who haa Of late been out
OF work owing to his disso!ute habits, went
to his home last night tn All intoxicated
condition and gave his vile 3 beating.
he was finally quieted and prevailed upon
to 30 10 bed. t II s95t
On arising this morning Wi!eon was in
quarrslsome mood, and became In.
iutinted with his little daughter. Seiziug
an old double.barreled shotgun he fred
st the girl, bnt fortunately missed his aim
and che made her eacape iron the house.
Wilson's wife remonstrated with him,
whereupon he fred at her. shooting her
through: the hea,t. Mrs. Wilson started
to run out through the rear door, but fell
in her tracks aud immediately expired. Z
Being now thoroughly frer zed, Wilson
reloaded the gun, and, placing 1t to the
left eide of hia head, blew out hiz brains
News OF the double tragedy SOON spread
and crowds hocked 10 the scene. Eight
children survive, thrse girls and i've
boys. Three OF them are undes six years
of age. ~ r 80 80. /, Il 4 y,y n
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Anglo-Turkiuh- Convention.

PARIS, July 1.-The Journal Dts Debat,,
referring to the action Of the Count De-
Montebello, French Ambassador. at Con-
stantinop!e, in relation to the Egyptian
convention, says: ~
Nothing is more natural than that
French diplomats should, at one time,
have considered that possibly France
would ascent to q convention shortening
by, several years the period of English oc.
cupation of Egypt. We are ready to me-
gotiate on that basis now, bnt we cannot
agree that England, by any pretext,
should have the right to perpatual occu.
patton oi the country or that ahe should
be allowed (, to reoccupy 1t for reaaona
which she alone shoutd judge. No French
man Of common sense would thus sane.
ton a British protectorsts Aad convert
into Q right recognized by France what
now is merely fact" ~ <; t,s: z W $40 {
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USpATRIOTiC KNIGHTS,
The Washington Il. Of L. Ruled by tn
- a Com nj unistB. VI = liz

Ths Washington h. Of L. Ruled by the
~ eFsyz Communists. W iE#.
Z WAsHINaroN, July LA aerious row
has broken out among the Knights Of La.
Dor IN this city. Some time ago yhe4
General Master Workman powderly Is.
sued his order recommending that organ
iza!ions Of the order meet on the Fourth
Of July, ard celebrate the nation's birth.
day by reading the Declars.ion Of Inde-
pendence, and otherwise evinciug their
patriotism, the district assembly for
Washington decided to pay no attention
to Powderly's rec ommendstion or order,
on the ground that the laboring man had
nothing Tor WHICH to feel thankful that
their lot was caas in the United States.
The action OF the distrios as5enhl;
created excitement among members of the
order hers aud in the subordinate or loca!
assemblies much feeling was aroused, the
opinion Of the rsuk sad 6le Of the Kpighta
being that the order was s eamEandable
one aud ehould be obseryed. One local
assembly even went 70 toe extent Of ex.
pressing its disspproyal Of the district as.
ssmbly's courHe, and voting to celebrate
[as Powderly had suggested. Other local
assemblies were preparing to follow suit,
when unexpectedly to.nish. the local as.
sembly which had taken 60 bold staud
was notified that it's charter had been sus-
pondei by the district assembly.
The result ID 3 eerious split. The dis
trict or controlling, assembly Ssews to be
douineered by Anarchists, whils the
CREST majority ot the LOCAL assemblies ore
under the control OF the law apd order
class. The prospect is good los divisisE
among the members that will be psrma.
nept, the law and order people going one
way while the Anarchist element will 60
anothel. - n IS. !. lI-Lil iIi:-s. -.
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WHEAT SUPPLY.

Nearly Four Million fl,usholxt or tho Grain
Stored III the Northwest. 81 2
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July There aro
yet some 8. 100000 bnshels OF wheat in
store on ths liuss otsthe Manitoba ant,
Northern Pacific roads in Minnesota and
Dakota, outaide OF Minneapolis, ST. Paul
and Duluth. HI ;i n MA ,5E
Il About half Of 1t belongs to Minneapolin
millets, the remainder to 8 few elevator
companies. That wheat Is sold for Auguat
delivery to some extent at Duluth and
Chicago, and tia held in the country for
carrying charges. The whole OF lit will
come out 10 July and August and bs de.
llvered at Minneapolis II the prics thers
should be pushsd up by milling dernsnd
above the valua at the point Of ssle.T Ii
the latter should be so, then the sales
would be filed at Duluth and Chicago hv
buying the option back, and the Wheat
then be sold In Minneapolis and ahiuped
in to miliers there. l;.?;si E T. = m
;Conntry eteyatosa will have 10 be
cleared IN August 70 give room for hand
ling the new crop. Small lots Of wheat
are much less common at this season Of
the year, both in Minnesota and Dakota.
That is true Of both grain dealers and
fsrmsrs holdings. Farmers sold ou. ths
old sock lreely on the strength oil pros-
pectlye good new crop, and grain dealsrn
on tho corner prices. .,,s''5l ~ 1,,,z.5 .s
IN the older sees;ons, q great deal et
wheat had been carried owe, In la;e pre-.
ceding years. Farmers carrying it for
ward msde nothing by Il, and this SEASON
they have done .the opposite. 4 There ia
bu. little whea. In store aonth OF the Man.
itoba lines. Tho proapecs ia that stocks
In the Northwest will he lower ,hsn at tbs
beginning OF new crop ia several years.
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Nov tha. the law has its tuska well
fastened IN Jake Sharp SONS tender people
are pushing to the front to expreSa sym
patty. for him. Sympathy for the man
who permits himself to traffic in the honor
OF other men and in tho rights Of . whole
community, is well enough lit be properly
expressed. There Is danger, however,
that the expressions now being INDUCED
in will mislead young minds, making it
appea, to them that because Sharp was
comfortably fixed In this worlds goods.
old snd not a maleiacior OF ordinary
stamp, there was somcthing cruel IN torc--
Ing him to trial aud conviction. Sharp
knew what he was doing, knew the pen.
atty, and the sympathy ia misplaced which
holds him up as in any sense a martyr.
It Is pstter to hold him up as an example,
that other msn may avoid the pit IN which ld!a7
he :eil. I, VIZ y IA y
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81 CHICAGO, s1rly La criminal proscou--
ton Of q novel charac.ss ia about to be
begun ia Chicago. a. Bolaro d. Parent,
cashier Of thu Hocshelsser bsnk ot Mon.
treal, stole 81, ,0e0 foi the bank'a funds
and csh3e to ! Chicago ~ \ esterdsr !he
Grown Prosecutor, Gteenshields, Of Mon.
treal, and G. ~. fullertori manager q 3 OF i
ssourity ior Parent, had IN interview with
ststs;ss Attorney Grinnell Eand It WAS de.
cided to prosecute the detsulter here, C.
he can't be taken back 70 Canada. II ap--
uears there 10 m Illinois statEis !endering
absconding esiminals FROM smother sseis 3
Of country bringing the proceeds 81 iheif
crimea to this State liahie 70 tria! and i'm. :.
p,isonment here. Parent Is under srJest
at Buffalo, MY; but will Do brought 70
Chiesgo on 8 reauisition: 4 js,,3 j
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Nrws YoRK, July l.-Jacob sharp's con-
diHou ! is unchanged to-day. Ho, is still
weak and lies back in an invalid chair at
hss roor, in Ludlow street iail, while his
wife waved largo ism over him. His un-
married daughter and Mr.. stickney, his
cousin, visited MIN this morning. To, his
usual breskfsst OF sriddle cakes and milk
an egv was added to-day. " BE appeared
to relish his food but Warden keating
and saws he does not eat enough TO keep q
butterfly alive Tho Warden denies that
he receives Sl50 q week from Sharp for
his superior accommodations. v he saya
no iavors are allowed the prisoner but
those sanctioned by the county. ';ss' g
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TEACHERS, ATTESTIoSi


Annual Meeting Of the National Education. .
nj Association at Chicago. Is
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany will asil round trip excursion tickets
soCh'cago from July 5 July y, inclusive,
at excurson rates. Tickets will be rood
returning until July la. An extenaion Of
time on tha Ioturn portion Of the tickets
can, II desired, be arranged .or the meet.
ing. II, 80: -. ;;%s
!t Remember the Baltimore 4 Ohio il the
short line to Chicago, and the only line
running laat limited express trains, upon
which oeeaaion tickets are good without
hesvy additional chsrges. slSl,,.:ris,llll..II y
la Palace sleeping dining cars, and day
coaShee o1 alt through traina to Chicago
Yithaut change. 4 M III,
The Baltimore 4 Ohio lands you at Ex.
poeition Building, near all the prominent
hosals. X For farther information call apou
or addresa any agent ol: the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad, or W. u, 5Reppert, Division
Passenger Agent, Columbus, O.;EJ.4T
Lane. Travelling Passenger Agent, Wheel
ing, w. Va. 5s7s{
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asH-&I fH o..
great speed, but Wheeling had her bat
ting clothes on and pounded the sphere
in very lively manner, taking the lead
in the first inning by scoring seven rani
on hard hitting and Webbsr's errors be-
hind the plate. Sanduaky scored five
runs In her half Of the first, but two ol
them we're made on wild throws by White
After this, however, tho home team set.
tied down and played good game, none oi
the visitors reachiag home until tho ninth
inning, when they added two runs to
their score on sale hits. The field work oi
Sandusky WAS not up to their standard.
The men seemed 10 play rather listlesBly,
making several very costly errors. While
Schell was somewhat wild in his delivery,
Webber'a poor support resulted In putting
Chrisman behind the bat after the second
inning, and In the sixth Ohrisman had to
retire to right field aud leave the deaf mute
Ryn to finish the game on account OF an
injury to his hand received in sliding to
second base. r-aS q, NJ iy
Nicholson, Csogan, White, smurihwait
and Nichols led in the batting for Wheel-
Ing. The base running oil the home team
was a big improvement over former
games. The infsld work was sharp, Mich
olson's running catch and double play in
the fourth, and Bells good stop and
double play to Nicholson In the seventh,
being the features. is. Y
Mallory, although having bad cold,
pitched a strong game aud was well sup
ported by that conscientious, hard worker
Bailey. - S
4 The game was drawn out by the slow-
ness OF schell in delivering the ball. The
same clubs play again to day aud q lively
contest may be looked for. Following is
the ecore: =. s,liFjt d ~ rs
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admitted free as has been tho custom for
the hrst game In the week. "A tremendous
crowd will no doubt be present. d, h, M
OHIO LEAGUE MEETING. +

Z o. I||
Action on stsuhsnville's q Disbnndment,
Ell President Ciugstou Nesigus.
sptefat Dfpatea 10 at in.tttigeEletr. E''y,
MANSFIELD, 0, sJuly IA meeting OIL
the Directors Of the Ohio. Base Ball
League Was held hero to-day 10 take action
regarding the dlsbandlng Of tho stsnben.
vile club. There were present: Moore,
Of GAINESVILLE; English, Of Wheeling;
Smith, Of Kalamazoo; Elliott, Of Colum.
bus; Ailess, OF Akron Power, OF San.
dusky, and Voegel, Of Mansfield. ~ Il, 81
The official notice OF the disbandment
Of steubeuyille was read. OF the $3.50 for.
felt, Mansfield got sl2O and Columbus
$3.50 OF their guarantee for the dates lost
this week and July 4th. l0gi g5T',
No application has been Gled Tor the
vacancy occasioned by steubeuvillc drop.
ping out, but several cities have signihed
their desire to come into the League, and
1t was decided that the first to give notice
would be accepted. The matter Of filling
the vacancy was left to the League officers
with pows. to act. The, representatives
OF the several clubs say their organi ,,ions
are In good shape and will undoubtedly
play the season out, even II the vacancy
Ia not filled. #l;5fg7,E- l43ss371i's .T77''
'President Clugston rendered his resigua.
ton on account OF Ill health and his re-.
signation was accepted. Charles Voeglc,
OF Mana6eld, was elected President, Sec.
retary and Treasurer. Then the meeting
e g5t 7 l,-rtf1-ii -f1-i. n Z
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ArArAL FALL.
A Young Gsnticman Well Known Here
fl5 li45 lf}+ Killed Yesterday, ~ 5 il Z ~

The sad intelligence was received hare
yesterday that Mr.. William McKennan
Of Washington, Pa, son Of DR.. Thomas
McKennan, and q brother OF Mrs. Jamet
oummius, Of this city, had been killed By
an accident. The unfortunate young man
Ia company with Henry Hood, an init.
mate companion, had secured horses from
o Washington livery stable aud gone ou.
for a little horseback ride beioye retiring.
They went to Julius LsMoyne's and re-.
turning shortly before IL o'clock they
rode very, rapidly over Catfish bridge, on
their way up Main street. The turn was
sharp and McKennan being very heavy
and his saddle slipping,hs was thrown into
the gutter in front OF Mr.. Morris real.
dence, the animal which he rode having
stumbled and fallen. Ri "a
r He was carried into q houss near hy,
but only lived forty minutes. The fatal
Injury was on the head, the skull being
crushed at the base OF the brain. He was
unconscious and never spoke alter being
hurt. fl'12 5ti5 81 HI 5287 x
4 Mr.. McKennan was engaged in business
as q drugeiat, and was well known and
highly respected here. lie was to be one
Of a party who had arranged to leave in a
few days tor q fishing trip to the South
Branch Of the Potomac. & ! u "A X, n
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So iar as his own life could pay it, the
man Turner, hanged at Louisville yester-
day, has paid the penalty Of the brutal
murder Of Jennie Bowman, the domestic
who with marvellous bravery resisted the
entrance Of two thieves into her en-
ployer'a houae. Few men would have
had that young womsn's nerve. Her
splendid stand and her death aroused
,Lonlayil!s, and there has been talk o1
raising monument to her memory. !!6
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2 - '-lsi7 l5ll.I'5T- 10 IN d'7
K! BECOMES AN EDITOR,
Mr.. Abbott Heslgns the; Dun Agency He,
= N5s'7l .tEeii u "! To Mr. william & a,l

Mr.. Abbott iseslEns the Dun Agency Hero
StgssS to Mr.. Wilson, a,:ss y!
5SMt. VS.. ilbos., who iar Soma time
past haa been in charge Of the branch
office Of r. G. Dim 4 Co.'s me1pantile
agency at this point, has purchased the
McKeeaport, Pa, 4 Times, and will
leave for that point to-day TO
take charge. Ha 4$is to be auc.
seeded ihaTa by, Mr.. q W. A. Wilson, d
pleasant and thoroughly compstent young
gentleman. Mr.. Abbott haa had expert.
enes in the journalistic field, and has the
ability to turn out yau excellent paper.
His y friends here feel con fldsnt thai
he will 5uoseed and will wish him all pos.
qtble luck. During his asay here Mr.% %Ab.
bott, by his genial, polished manners has
made bipseli quite nopular in u large
circle, aud his departure will be most sin.
cerely regretted. "a; 5;5' I; 4
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Smallpox In Now York.

5 NEwi iYoRK, July l.-To-day an ambu.
lance was dispatched to the residence Of a
family named Smith, who ara said to be
suffering from smallpox. The mother and
four children were transferred to North
Broshers Island. Two Z Of the children
yere said to have marked symptoms OF the
dread diseass. Pho house has been
thoroughly iumigasea and every preeau.
ton taken ngainst tho spread Of the con:
tagion. Three weeks ago another child oi
the aame family had to. be removed fol
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% LovisyiLLE, Ky, sJuly 1.-Albers Tur.
ner, one Of the negro murderers Of Jennie
Bowman, was swung into eternity from
the Rsllows in the county jail yard at $3.50
o'clock this morning. Z He was stranglsd
to death, the body being cut down about
twenty minutes after the trap was sprung.
Only fifty people were admitted to the
yard, but about 1000 assembled in the vi.
cinity Of the place IS early as 4:3O o'clock.
During the prayer which Immediately
preceded the fall Of the trap, Turner gazsd
at the crowd about him unconcsrneal
aud went to his death without any evi.
dence Of fear. Hia dying statement ia a
fat contradiction OF what he has insisted
upon all along, and Of a ststement made
in the jail last night before four witnesses.
It e1cufpates Patterson, his sccomplics in
the murder, who is also sen.enced to hang,
but whoee appeal has not yet been heard
BY the Court Of Appeals. sFi:l B
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WuEs the Tory coercioniats go to Ira.
lana to clean ont the National Lsagne,
they will find it like the Irishman's flea
it won't be there. That ia a happy inspi-
ration to remove headquarters to London,
10. that which is made crimo IN Ireland
remains lawful in England. n b: k /! Il
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In this favored region, where rains have
been abundant and crops were never in
better condition, We can aympathize with
those communities in tho Northwest
where the sun is playing such havoc.
We hsys our troubles hereabouts, but we
average fever and leas grave losses than
fall to tho lot OF most people. t#,;sy II +.